I-693A

[Natalya-Dmitriy 0]

Hello everyone.

My fiancee does not have any vaccination record at all. It somehow got lost i clinic in Ukraine and she was not provided a copy. I understand, she would need to have all the vaccinations shots done again. My question is: Is the CS the only doctor who gives these shots or she can obtain these shots anywhere (including local health department or local physicians office) and then get a copy of these shots and send them to Dr. Arnolds office for trinscibe?

Thank you very much!

I appreciate any help on ths issue

[vichygurl 1]

I believe you can get it in the most cheaper possible way you can. CS job is to transcribe. It's your choice if you want it done there or not. With the economy being so tight now.... I got my 1 vaccine in a pubic health. The CS here signed my I-693.

Vida Taylor

[mary'n'ev 0]

Yes. This would be a form of "written proof" that your fiance can provide as evidence. When he receives his shots, be sure the doctor notes which vaccines were given, signs, and dates on his/her notepad/paper with the office's business information. Submit that as evidence. If in doubt, call doctor Arnold's office.

Also, form I-693A does not exist. USCIS requires the CS to fill out part 2 (vaccination section and TB skin test section) and section 5 of form I-693 for K-1 applicants.

good luck!

[Kang Lang 7]

we were sort of in the same boat but rather than have the immunisations a second time we had a blood test to get proof of prior immunisation at a local lab. it took 3 days and then the cs filled up the i-693a form no problem. probably less expensive to go that route as well.

good luck!